ICS 2016 - International Continence Society Annual Meeting

It was 1997 when the Japanese Local Organizing Committee last hosted the ICS Annual Meeting in Yokohama, Japan. With the cooperation of Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau, we are therefore pleased to propose to host the ICS 2016 Annual Meeting in Japan once again, after a period of 19 years. The convention venue is located in the heart of Tokyo, providing high-tech facilities, unrivalled convenience of access and user friendliness. Tokyo is a City of Academia with a safe, clean, and green atmosphere, and also offers abundant cultural attractions, coupled with its status as a gourmet paradise. We whole-heartedly look forward to seeing you in Tokyo in 2016.
Proposed Dates
A preliminary reservation has been secured at the Tokyo International Forum (TIF) from Sunday, 11th to Friday, 16th September 2016. September in Tokyo marks the start of autumn and is one of the most comfortable seasons in Japan.
A City of Academia
Tokyo attracts a multiplicity of academic conferences, and boasts a large and significant academic base. In Tokyo alone there are 17 public universities and 113 private universities. By holding an academic meeting in Tokyo you can count on vigorous participation and enduring academic results.
Safe, Clean and Green
Of all the world's famous metropolises there is no safer city than Tokyo. Safety is an essential factor when planning any event. Here in Tokyo you can rest assured that you are in a safe and secure environment. What is more, Tokyo is famous for its cleanliness and efficiency. The most advanced waterworks treatment plants provide clean and fresh drinking water for those in the metropolis. A total of 277 parks and gardens are dotted around the city, acting as the green lungs of Tokyo and offering visitors an opportunity to take a relaxing break off-site.
Transportation Hub
Tokyo is the gateway to Japan. Each week there are more than 1,500 flights from Narita Airport, connecting to 90 cities worldwide. Haneda Airport has 360 international flights each week, linking to 17 major cities.
Abundant Cultural Attractions
During the long history of Japan, Tokyo has been a cultural center since the 16th century, and is a melting pot where over 400 years of history and tradition fuse with the latest cutting-edge innovations. The city offers a uniquely eclectic mix of traditional and modern attractions that everybody can enjoy.
A Gourmet Paradise
Tokyo is without a doubt one of the world's gourmet paradises. Guests will be overwhelmed by the sheer range of choices for dining, with 150,000 restaurants including 16 Michelin three-starred restaurants offer tempting delights from around the world. In addition, you can experience the finest restaurants and highest culinary standards in the world. Of course, there is no better place in the world to enjoy sushi!